Grateful Dead
Carry Me Back
I seem to have a couple of handsful of newish Americana albums in the queue right now.
"Lardy boy" Mr Badger? Is there a nagano pancake in our midst?
what's G going to be Lardy boy?
Woorden
Robert Wyatt
Clifford Brown "Brown & Roach, Inc." & "Jordu" 8/06/54
Charlie Mingus "Tijuana Moods" 8/06/57
Sarah Vaughan "At Mr. Kelly's" 8/06/57
Art Taylor "Taylor's Delight" 8/06/60
And now ... drum roll, please ...
The Grateful Dead @ The Hollywood Palladium 8/06/71 AudSOME!!!
Xhol Caravan
Gil Melle "Complete Blue Note" 8/05/54
Johnny Hodges "Used to Be Duke" 8/05/54
Miles Davis/Milt Jackson "Quintet/Sextet" 8/05/55
Jackie McLean "It's Time" 8/05/64
Andrew Hill "Grass Roots" 8/05/68
Nice Up Dance (Studio One Discomixes) 2001 Heartbeat compy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVeCx0bM7Xg&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6civGWY1f2s&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3itAwRtmVg&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWndm9OykAE&feature=fvwrel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4L7UPXKx8bI
xo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJTZrWv5Y9I&feature=related
ahhh
ohhhh
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There are obviously so many great live shows, but I personally feel like Live/Dead kind of best represents their late 60's sound, and Europe '72 (once I went and got the original tracks for about of it, those which were sped up so much on the offical release they sound like Alvin and the Chipmunks play the Dead) is just the best you can do to represent the 72-72 era. But I know '77 is thought of as another great year, and all I have so far is a rather underwhelming (In my opinion) show from 4-30 (Download Series, Vol. 1). What would anyone suggest as THE one, single show to have from '77, official release or otherwise? I tend to lean toward the officials only because the sound quality tends to be slightly better than the stuff available on Archive.